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kevinbattista · 06-10-2010, 12:35 AM

i'm gonna start this thread for Doc

"Everyone suggests using a sim, I have a Realflight G5. How about a suggestion as to what Heli to use that will come the closest to flying the CYPHER. To practice from the beginning Hover ETC. Doc in PA"

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i use the PHOENIX flight sim. i use the T~Rex 600 and the SCEADU 50, also the BIG "JET COPTER"

not sure what one flies like the CYPHER though(havent had enuff flight time with it ) maybe the SCEADU 50?

blvdbuzzard · 06-11-2010, 10:04 PM

Well I have to say ALL SIMS HELP. It does not matter what sim you fly. Some are pretty, some sound good, some fly better.

I have G 3.5, Helisimrc, Helix sim, FMS.

I like free!!!!

Here are a couple links.

http://rcflightsim.com/?gclid=CM6swK...FR5ggwod7Wbotw

http://www.heli-x.net/index_e.shtml

http://www.marksfiles.net/HeliSim/

You will need a cable to plug your Tx into the PC or just order the low cost FMS sim from any where for $20.00 and use that for you sim time.

Dru.

Vechlor · 06-13-2010, 09:01 PM

To be honest, I haven't practiced on the sim for months, too busy flying!

Before my first hover, I would practiced on Realflight G5 with the dolphin 3d gas I think, much smoother and easier to learn the basics on. I got really good at it, hovering inverted and other simple stunts, then I decided it was time for the real thing.

kevinbattista · 06-15-2010, 12:50 AM

"wa3itz: I usually fly the Trex 600 on my sim (Heli-X) because it flies nice and is easier to see, but the Mini Titan E325 is probably the closest to the Cypher (on mine anyway) because of it's small size and performance." Justin aka cryptovariable

e3dflyer · 10-20-2010, 11:48 AM

Use caution when trying to learn on Realfight because the heli's are
easy to fly. Realfight could cause you some problems, so be
carefull... Probably better to use the T-Rex 450 Pro in Phoenix
since it's similar to the Cypher.

06-10-2010, 12:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
kevinbattista Registered Users My HF Map location Join Date: Mar 2010	WHAT SIM HELI FLY'S LIKE THE CYPHER? i'm gonna start this thread for Doc "Everyone suggests using a sim, I have a Realflight G5. How about a suggestion as to what Heli to use that will come the closest to flying the CYPHER. To practice from the beginning Hover ETC. Doc in PA" ~ i use the PHOENIX flight sim. i use the T~Rex 600 and the SCEADU 50, also the BIG "JET COPTER" not sure what one flies like the CYPHER though(havent had enuff flight time with it ) maybe the SCEADU 50? __________________ it's not a competition, it's a hobby EXI 450 + FUTABA t7c Tx = Phoenix Sim "it's free to crash on a sim"

06-15-2010, 12:50 AM	#4 (permalink)
kevinbattista Registered Users Thread Starter My HF Map location Join Date: Mar 2010	"wa3itz: I usually fly the Trex 600 on my sim (Heli-X) because it flies nice and is easier to see, but the Mini Titan E325 is probably the closest to the Cypher (on mine anyway) because of it's small size and performance." Justin aka cryptovariable __________________ it's not a competition, it's a hobby EXI 450 + FUTABA t7c Tx = Phoenix Sim "it's free to crash on a sim"

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e3dflyer Registered Users Join Date: Aug 2010	CYPHER Use caution when trying to learn on Realfight because the heli's are easy to fly. Realfight could cause you some problems, so be carefull... Probably better to use the T-Rex 450 Pro in Phoenix since it's similar to the Cypher.

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06-11-2010, 10:04 PM	#2 (permalink)
blvdbuzzard Registered Users My HF Map location Join Date: Jun 2008	Well I have to say ALL SIMS HELP. It does not matter what sim you fly. Some are pretty, some sound good, some fly better. I have G 3.5, Helisimrc, Helix sim, FMS. I like free!!!! Here are a couple links. http://rcflightsim.com/?gclid=CM6swK...FR5ggwod7Wbotw http://www.heli-x.net/index_e.shtml http://www.marksfiles.net/HeliSim/ You will need a cable to plug your Tx into the PC or just order the low cost FMS sim from any where for $20.00 and use that for you sim time. Dru.

06-13-2010, 09:01 PM	#3 (permalink)
Vechlor Registered Users Join Date: Nov 2008	To be honest, I haven't practiced on the sim for months, too busy flying! Before my first hover, I would practiced on Realflight G5 with the dolphin 3d gas I think, much smoother and easier to learn the basics on. I got really good at it, hovering inverted and other simple stunts, then I decided it was time for the real thing.

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